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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05
2ie etn3ige Mrt uno @eiie 9pSpepfie
an iibertuiuDeu.

Es ia boqianbis wiOerfinnia pepfin unb an
bsrs fluiili6e 1uaoiunssmitel in ben Maseu
su b~rineen, in Der Grwartu Q. ba6 ie bic
8elbauung beforbeIn rsrosn innem fe auf bic
NahrunI einwirten. Ui' les III nidt Der 6aa,
unb III e. nidt moslid anf oieie @eife Gps.
pepie ,u beisitisen. Die einsise Art uno @eiis
pisies tsibsn su bssu insen uuo bic Sablreiden
arantbeiten uno S9nddsn, RE es obne 3pei.
fell eeruric DIT, su osrmsiDen. bsiebt BARN, bic
aaiiriids Sbatisfsit burt ardftisuns bes Ma.
gems su hdrfen. Sofetters Waeen.
Filters rott,t bic hartnddisifen Gaue bon
llnperbdulidfeit aus, inbem 60 ben Nabrunss.
oraauen uub bsneh. bic BON ibnen abbdnsie
fnb, friide eebensfraft sufubrt. Die esbsr,
bic Ginsewsine, bic aieren unb bic aersen.
ebeuIonotI ME Der Wassu, empfineen bic
fraiiisenne W,rtuns bisies albewdbrtsn Star.
t%unasmiiteIs, peldrs ultsrireuoe eiseni&aften
bsibt. bic isinen pobIibdtisen GinRub bebeu-
teno erbobeu. unb isinsn Wiriunaen zine
0ausrbaftstsit berIsiben, bic fs iOnt ui9t be.
fiten muIbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05

= Sc glebt msbr Gatarrb in oieier
Seftion bes 2anbes, als ole iibrigen
2raHtbeiten 3uiammen genommen, unb
bis in bic lebten Sabre binein tDurbe
oerielbe fir unbeiIbar gebalten. Wdbs
renb pieler Sabre bielten Die Ner3te Gas
tarrb fir cine Iotale Granfbeit unb iu6.
ten fe nit lotalen Mitteln gu beilen, ba
bieie aber ni6t ani6lagen MOLTEN, ers
fIdrteten iie aulebt ben @atarrb fur uns
beilbar. Die WiHeufhaft bdlt Jpn fir
cine conititutionelle 2ranfbeit, beren
Seilung eonititutiouelle Mittel srfor'
bert. OARS gatarrb Cure,
fabriairt bon s. 5. Gberep & s o.,
Solebo, Ohio. III bas eiasige conffitu'
tionele MitteI, bas ii6 ergenmdrtig i'm
Marfte befinbet. Sc miro innerli9 on.
seipanbt in Soien BON 10 3ropfen in
einem 8beeI6ffel. gs pirtt brett aui
bas 8lut unb bic Mueus Oberfd1s
bes Spftems. Dte 6abrifanten bieteu
800 fur ieben SOIL, in Dem bas Mittel
bic 0eilung perfagt. Wan ienbe mad
g~ircularen unb3eusnifen unb abbreffrs
s. s. @benep & Co.,
Soleoo, Obio.
sas-8ei allen IpOtbefern fir IS Gents
All hQbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05
0uentber's Mable.
Inter Il Ii 81 unb frdftigt beis
mti9e Snoutrie.

Wir baben in lebter 3eit mieberbolt
barauf %binsemieien, pelde 8ortbeile
uufere beimii1e Snouirie fir 2anb
unb 2eute nit fi6 briugt.
Wir ipollen iebo1 hermit ni6t ettpa
fasen, 6aB man beimii9e prooutte.
9leidbiel oh idle9t ober gut. reip. bilig
ober tbeuer, aus reinem patriotismus
taufen iole, iOnbern MIR oaB Sisieni'
gen unierer beimiihen probufte, tpelde
nit ben n6roli6en i'm preife uno in
Der Site ~eoneurriren f0nnen, ben lebtes
rem porgs3ogen meroen iolten.
Die obengenannte 6irma Giatber
uno Sobn, zines unferer dlteiteu unb
.a~ngeiebenften @ei6dfte in 9eras, bat
bon ieber ben &uf gebabt, nur pirflih
ausge3ei9nete unb unDelfdlfdte Waare
au biligeu unb populdren preiies gu
Iiefern. 6err 8intber sen. fam 1859
nod San Autonio unb legte an San
slntonip 6Iufe cine Sorts unb Deiaens
miible on einige Sabre ipdter erbaute
er cine 5meite WibIe on Der ieB'gel
Waibington StraBe. Bon biefer lebt.r
rem 3eit an. unb fpdter unter Mithulfe
feiuer bsiben thdtigen. uuo HeiBigeu
S6bne, arbeiiete 9srr Gintber on Der
Ierbeherung uno gerpoltommnung
ieiner Miiblen tpeiter. SIN 2aufe ber
Sabre puroe elm srDBes brei5t0diges
8ebdube, iotpie elm gle5ator fur 26. 900
Suibel 8etreibe binsugeftigt unb enDS
lid i'm norisen Sabre lit bic untere
MiihIe nit Dem %feinifen unb beften
9Oleripftem unb Walsitiiblen nebif al<
lem iueitereu mobernen 3ubeb6r ausges
ftattet lporben, 10 rbaB bieielbe iebt NIT
ben beffen uno gr6Bten Miiblen in Ses
ras toneurriren fam.
Bel Der ausrpabI oes Wablgetreibes
tpirb fflengffens auf Reinbeit unb tas
beIoIe Aualitdt bes Wei;ens &c. geies
ben. Climbers Meblforten IS u G NJ
patsnt" uno .@ufesers
8ef" baben fi9 einen ueitDerbreiteten
Ruf iiber ben gau5en Staat ertuorben.
@intber's @rabam., aogsens unb
Cream Mebl finb ebenfalls Don norsiigs
Iider QuaIitdt. MuBsr benz Miblen.
geibdft bstreiben bic Bsfiber nod einen
fdwuusbaften 6anbeI nit 9afer, 9orn
uno aleie.
Na9 aIebem empfebIen mir unieren
2efern, fid BON Der SOlibitdt unb Res
ellitdt bes obiseu @eiddftes Jelegentli9
felbtt 30 iiber3eugei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05
r5errrr no III SIR Sdnurrbart

n5errrr - no III S6r Sdnurrbart
bin2!"
sd babe-er ionte better wa@ien -
ibn abrafirt,"
vMb-ra-f-rt! g%braiirt2 Sas
1T setpaltiames 8"eibringen zines Sa6ns
beiisfsblers. -Drei Sage Wiitelarrefi
= i'm Dunfeln ipd6ft er bel beRerg... .
Wteper 81 Wtit"-Ooer Mepers nSbne"
it bon isbt ab in Der Sdmaron Der I'm:
terideibungsipibname Der beioem I'm:
teroffisiere Weper.
6rib fommt i'm Irreit etDas pie bas
BemuBtiein BON Der unerbiitli6 pal'
tenben bimmlif6sn @ere6tigfeit; 3as
rOIinden Ia6t fi9 ins 6duft6en, bei'
ratbet !peber Mepers vWit" nod Meper
rObne", %ionoern ibren Sergeanten bon
Der 8arbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05
@m. 0Safna 8 Gpha.

llniere Sauptnabruns 1T unb 6leibi
bas Sleiid, unb UNI iol6es frif6 uno
gut gu erlangen, fam man u~nm6glit
einen superldiFseren Marft fiHben, ala
ben BON Wm. S6fing & Sobn, go.
511 gIpe. 6. Die Serren BADEN BEN
8ei9mad ibrer 2unben Re6nung &C.
tragsn unb in ibrem gtabIiRement cine
falte 2uftmaf1ine erri1tet, wel9e alen
Nnforberuugen fir grbaltung unb @nt=
fernuns f6dbIider S%nsrebiensen bes
6leii9es entipridt. Sic baben beffdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen eineH groBeH
0Orratb DON Wafpieb. aus meldem
nur bas Bette fiir ibre 4unben gepdblt
piro. Wer reel bebient feiH nil, Der
beiude ben Wartt, SO. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05
SudIenS Mruiea, gable.

Die beis Gable Der 8eIt fur S4nitte
AustiGuusen, @efdwiire, 6isber. unb saut.
Susidlas, Gle&ts, ssiprunsene Sdnbs, Croft.
beuIsn unb ale Sautfronfbsiten; furirt %.
mprrboihsn ober feline Be3abluns. goaise
Satisfaction earantirt ODER bas geIp piro
turidsrfattet. rs Gsnis bic Sda&td bel u
Dretb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05
0ssemnstttri bel aitalaria.
7utt's aberaaderte Yiae,t.
1886. 9erbf #. 1886.
L. HUH & S0HN,
bic aIte unb bsspdbrte
Gtfen> u. 1pl5waaren<,
Garbsu. uub 6amensSS anblnne

y
fEarbsu. unc Gamestsp anblune
sss, SIS nab ssss Rssss~essss
Gan Antentp- -....-..-..---xexae.
Saben foebeu erbalten:
Siren Debit. uab @iHtsrs Dtbarf bon
o. Qsnbreths&Gc o arteus
uub BlumensS ameu.
rnter anberm meme grute sraut. nnb Gpinot.
Gamsn, frike Bobnen unb erblen faf eerbh.
pEansuns, @inter.Rosssa nub @erfe, Billet,
Sorghum u. |. b.
1000 Vfunb uene Grnte Stub. Samen.
sc Yfuub 81 pafo 8piebt. Sameu.
200 BuiteI eHten SobHfoa 9ros.G amtu.
S1afen. nab pafiure eras Samen, alfalfa,
rotbeu uub peibeu Rice. Samen.
Naenten fur fbos. Weifie & Sos 9entndn
Blue @ros Smlfp @Hige. bic befen, eintaHften.
fdrfjen unb biaisRen @eit . Paise i'm Narfts.
aseufsn fir bie beribmten
Brin1y Pfl u g,
Pfanet Il. Sarseufrius, eaub . Yfase uni
6uItibators, Belle ettb gutter aueibemai&t.
men, GuR. .. HreHt @urfimafGtnen uub But
DEF utenfIien. earrifon 1ros & Go. eemii4ts
6arbeu, Sobuiions 6nIimirfarben ,.
Gasl 8. WRutbs Hieneurau6er, 9ruiSs
Grtruetcrs uub Wefer,
lilies on ben aiesrisRen Yreiien.
i. Huth & Sohn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05

- Das CONCERT gum Beffen bes
,e~onf6beririen 9eims" in Guitin bat etc
men Nettoertrag BON $1,000 ersebea.
= Bel COTTONWOOD in Guadalupe
gountp a belteten 4 W~eIifaner auf Gle
ner 6arm. Mebrere 6arbige erf6iet
men, eri6ohen swei Der Werifauer unb
Dermunoeten einen britten.
= Sn Sefelion 1T A Sell bod
Sdnee gefaaen.
- Sn @aluefion fiarb CAPT. S. 8.
9odbart, na9oem CT elm Sabr lang
trant geleseu bate.
- 8ei 81 paio fanb man bic 2ei@e
bes 16idbrisen y. @. @arrett BON Saa
ahtonio. Garrett befanb fi6 aHf bsr
Reiie BON Merito mad 81 paio unb
,purbe unterwegs ermOrbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05
Mrs. sStmslDtp's soDtbtms sprmp.

Mrs aBinslOtu's Soothing sprmp.
8ep. Splpanus Cobb i&rsibt int 30.
ffcn gbrinian 5rssmuu": auf feineu
Saa piireen mir cine MieDi3in empfeblen,
namentli1 fir Sinb.,. wenn mir ni4t
wieten, bag fe gut if. Bon Wrs.
Bipslops Gprup fSnnsn mir jebr& aus
grfabruns fpreGen. Sn unierer eigeneu
5amilie bat er lid ais Sesen sru ieisn,
neil &c einem ainbe, bas NIT 9olif sez
psinist mar. 9al0f peri4ufte unb ben
gltsrn Rube wdbrenc Der Wa4t
fiderte. Die meiffen Gltsrn pereen bic.
fen Ssaen Su i4dsen wifsn. 9isr III
elm Artitel, Der fi4 bewdbrt unb barmlcs
III, benu Der Sdlat. ben er benz 8inne
p,rihaft. 1T natirli4 uno Der tleine On.
gel erDa4t 70 better ME Elm Sncpf."
Bdbrenb bes 3obnens 1T iein Grfclg un'
idisbar. Wir babsn bdufS geuus bon
Ofattsrn bic Geuseruns SebSrt, baB fe
ui6t obne ben Syrup isin mSsen Don Der
@eturt bes 9iuoes on bis iur Yclen.
buns bes 3abnens. Gerfauft bon alien
a~pOtbef,ru gu rs Gents bic Glui&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-05

@eltet Gure 2ampen In Grbnnag siuo
brenneno.
Oie alamo Delcompagnie liefert bas
Del. I'm ORDERS tpirb gebeten uno
oas Del mirb prompt abgeliefert. Of
flee 237 of : 6~oufoufraBe. 3eles
pbon 351. 6.11.t6N
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MG

q. s. Sor & Co., SO. ESQ Cons
meree : StraBe, ~Detfaufen bic feiuifen
6errrt= uno Damen > MObetuaaren, fos
tpie S1ube uno aleiber su erftaunli9
bilisen preiieu. lin gefdlisen 8eiu4
miro gebeteH. 27,9, tuip6W
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0aa,lI4 boa RadenI&msritn bsfrtit.

rHe CHARLES A. voeELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd
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Die @eiddftsleute BON Apufpn

Die 8efhdftsleute bon 9oufoa
bieIten cine @eriammluns ab, in mel.
der bic Grridtung zines 6leifhp6fel'
gei61fts teipro1.n purbe. Qu1 cine
WeriammIung in Betrsf Der Gbarters
angelegenbeit wuroe ~absebalten unb bic
Mebysabl Der Inpeienoen fimmten flu
Mufbebung bes Charters.
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Saeue a9aarem! Sacue gsaarem!

8 m GinbereIIaS 6ubs5tore
gde SoutontraBe & ADe. 6.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella Sdubs
fore bat be 6ffli6eu Mdrfte beiu9t
uno einen iiberrai9enb reiG baItigen
8orratb BON Sduben fiir Samen uno
Qinber, iomie ftr Serren eingefauft.
Die Waaren finb norSislid: oauerbaft
unb febr preisparbig. Seoe 6amilie
iolte es fi9 our 1ufgabe MAIDEN, isren
8ebarf an S9ub3eug i'm @inbes
reIIa store su faufen. glfo pers
gebt niht ben
Cinderella S~9ubsStore.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22
follows
Yourself and NeighbOrs.

Mr.. Wilson Mitchell and wife re-
turned from their Kansas trip Saturday,
aud were delighted with the country.
Mr.. Charles Osborne and wife, of
New York, who have been visiting rela.
tives in this locality, started on their re.
turn to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Stevenson, of Wells
vile, and Mrs. VIM. Goudy. of Bridge'
port, are visiting Samuel Geller, sr., and
other friends in this place.
Miss Mercy Griffith. of Emerson, is
the guest of the Misses Edgerton at the
the west end.
MIR John Lebole, a soldier of the
Twenty-fifth Ohio in the war of the re
bellion. stopped at st. Clairsville Mon
day, on his way home from the Gettys+
burg celebration.to to see his old comrades,
and Friday morning went down to
Bridgeport, to see Burget McConaughy.
MIR. LebOle is now prosperous farmer
of Seneca county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Welday, Mrs. J
H. Close, and Mr.. George Brown return
ed from the NJ. E. Conference at Cleve-
land, Monday.
Commissioner Cope and Lee Evans,
of Wayne township, were among those
who attended the conference at Clever
land as lay delegates.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22
UNIONTOWN.

Mr.. S. E. SIMPSON and Miss Allie
Howell, of Flushing township, were
married at the parsonage, in this place,
by Rev. G. 5. Hackett, on Wednesday
evening, the 14th inst. Mr.. Simpson is
we'll known to many of our citizens, and
has their best wishes for continued hap.
piness.
UNION SERVICES at the U P church
on Sabbath last, Rev. G. s. Haekett
preached to large congregation; SUBJ
ject, "Soul Seeking" On next Sabbath
DR.. Scouller, of Hamilton, Ohio. is ex'
pected to deliver the sermon in the
stead of his son, Rev. J. c. Scouller, who
will be absent at New Athens.
WE regret to announce that Mrs
Matte (WilD Taylor has been very i'll
for the past two weeks from typhoid
fever. She is now able to sit up. and
hopes are entertained that she will soon
be well again.
REV. HACKETT and Messrs. David
Lyle, of Crabapple. and Abner Lodge
of Bannock, attended the meeting of
Presbytery held at Washington, o, last
week.
AN unusual occurrence has been no
ted by Mr. Robert Humphrey. Among
his poultry is hen which ifrom the
usual setting" of eggs, hatched out but
a single chicken. As soon as possible
she replenished the nest and hatched
out brood of little chicks. In the
meantime chicken No. had learned to
"cluck," and is now the proud guar
dian f half the brood, or at least acts as
assistant clucker and scratcher.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. W. V. Kilgore pass
ed through town on his way home from
the Smyrna fair; Mr.. K. was formerly a
resident of this village, and has many
friends who are always glad to see him
:. Miss Eddie Rogers. pleasant young
lady of Morristown, is visiting friends
in this vicinity, and attended the sert
vices at the U. p. church on Sabbath -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyle, of Columbus,
who attended the Love reunion. return
ed to the city last week. Mr.. John A.
Taylor is in the eastern cities purchas-
ing a stock of goods for his new store at
Bannock.. Miss Workman, of Center
vile, is the guest of her brother, DR.. j.
G. Workman. Mr.. Kirby Smith, of
Martins Ferry. is visiting bis parents
and other relatives and friends. H.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22

SAMUEL HILLEs has opened in Barnes
vile Ladies, Misses and Chlldren's
Ready-made Clothing Store. His stock
is entirely new and novel for this region
of country. Elegant Dresses in silks
cashmeres. novelty goods ard tailor
made clothes, Wrappers of all kinds. En-
glish Walking Jackets. Wraps. New
Markets and Cloaks; full line of mus
lin and merinO Underwear, infants
wear, boys kits, Gloves, Hosiery, Cor
sets, Notions, Fancy Goods. Millinery
and DIessmaking. Persons desiring
anything in his line would do well tC
call and examine his goods before buy
ing elsewhere.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22
DEATH OF SAMUEL McGEoRGE

DEATH OF SAMUEL MCGEORGE
Mr.. Samuel McGeorge died at mid
night Sunday. the 18th inst, and was
buried at Bellaire Tuesday.
Mr. McGeorge was born in the town Of
Castle Douglas, south of Scotland March
%, 1916. and was the second son OF
James McGeorge, blacksmith. He re-
ceived the education of the parOchial
school, and learned his trade with his
father. About the age of 20 he went to
Glasgow, to perfect himself in his trade.
and it was at this period, while working
at Paisley, that lie made the acqualnt
ance of his future wife, who survives
| him, and whom he married in January,
| 1910. He then established himself in
business in his native town, his father
having retired, but sold this out IN
i've years and resumed journey work in
an engine building shop in Manchester
He came from there to the United States,
in 1S4S. Locating at Zanesville, he was
for many years foreman of the well
known shops of Fl. & F. Blandy, engine
builder. In 1856 he formed a partner
snip with two others and engaged in en-
glue building at Mount Pleasant, Iowa
This venture was disastrous financially,
and be returned to the employ of Messrs.
Biandy. He went to Bellaire in 1862, as
foreman of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road shops. In 1874 purchased what is
known as the Peck place, on the north
side of town, and removed there in the
fall of that year. In 1871 he. with ia
cob Heatherington and the late DR..
Junkins, visited Scotland, England. and
Ireland.
Mr.. McGeorge was one of our leading
and most influential citizens, always ae-
tive and foremost in matters of church
aud of state. He was a level-beaded
and brainy man. full of Information
upon almost every subject. Proud of
Bonnie Scotland, yet he was an Ameri
con in the brOadest sense of the term,
and Republican from conscience.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22

THE Bellaire Independent says: Du
ring the vacation Sup't Jones, three
years ago, at one of the water places he
visited, he casually talked with a gentle
man who was also visitor, and in the
course of the talk he learned he was a
school teacher located somewhere in the
wilds of Dakota. When they separated
there was no thought that fortune or
fate would likely ever bring them to-
gether again. Sup't Jones returned to
his home here and the other visitor
started for the land of billiards and
blows. That Dakota tourist is now Su-
perintendent of the Barnesville schools.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit druggist, Bipus, Ind, testifies: q
can recommend Electric Bitters as the very
best remedy; every bottle sold has given re-
lief in every case; one man took six bottles
and was cured of rheumatism of 10 years
standing Abraham Hare, druggist, Bell
will, Ohio, affirms: The best selling medicine
ience, is Electric Bitters.' Thousands of
others have added their testimony, so that
the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys OF
blood; only 30 cts a bottle at Pattersons'. Q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22
THE U. P. Presbytery, of wheelin,

THE U. P. Presbytery, of Wheeling,
met at High Ridge on Tuesday, goth,
September. There was full attendance
of ministers and elders. The Rev. A. E.
Brownlee. of Martins Ferry was elected
moderator for the ensuing year. Mr..
W. r. Thompson was ordained to the
Office of the gospel ministry and INSTALL
ed pastor of High Ridge and Buchanan
Hill. Harrisville and New Athens ex
tended call to Mr.. G. E. Hawes. of
Southern Illinois presbytery. The Rev.
r. G. Wallace was released from the
pastoral charge of Bellaire and trans
ferred to San Diego in the presbytery OF
San Francisco, California. Mr.. r. B.
Harsha and T. e. Holiday delivered part
of their trials for licensure. The next
meeting will be held in Wheeling In
April next.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22
LA BELLE GLASS WORKS IN RUINS

The great light which shone in the
eastern sky and attracted the attention OF
many of Our people on Saturday evening
between and 9 o'clock and emanated
the burning of La Belle Glass Works at
Bridgeport. When first observed a dense
smoke arose from the factory and in an
incredible short time The flames burst
forth from all the openings in the facto-
ry and spread to the packing room and
warehouse. reducing to molten mass
the busy hive of industry which few
hours before had furnished employment
for over 200 persons.
The fire originated by one of the gas
iues choking up and the burning gas
backing in the pipes into the building.
During the progress of the fire. a consid-
cradle amount of ware stored in the
warehouse in barrels, was saved from
the flames by being rolled over the bluff
into the back river. from which they
were taken in fair condition, save the
water soaking they received. The books
and papers of the company which were
in large safe in the Office although
considerably chsrred we're legible.
The burning of the works which would
have been a calamity at any time, is es~
pecially so now. The concern, owing to
the depressed state of the glass trade
and other causes was in financial straits
until within the past year or two, but
recently it had gotten upon its feet
and was enjoying splendid trade
shipping glass during the past few
weeks to the amount of $1,000 daily.
The loss on buildings and material is
placed by the management at fully $780,
600, upon which there is S54 900 insur>
ance.
Much of the stock of the La Belle is
held by Belmont county people, and con-
siderable of it by st. Clairsville holders.
Its officers are former St. Clairsville
men, Mr. R. K. Giffin. President and
Addison Thompson Secretary.
An effort is being made by the COM
paDy to lease some of the works in the
vicinity SO that they may resume at an
early day and fill the large number of
orders which they are receiving. The
directory met yesterday to consider the
question of rebuilding.
Propositions have been received from
| Findlay. Fremont and other towns. The
directory is anxious to lease factory,in
order to hold its trade and fill orders
while rebuilding. A committee yester'
day went up to Sterling. the crossing of
the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling and
of the New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio railroads. A large factory is idle
at that point. 1t is hoped and desired
that the factory will be rebuilt at Bridge
port.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22

IN referring to the close of Rev. ]. H
Conkle's three years pastorate. and bis
sermon at New Lisbon, the Buckeye
State says: "His faithful ministry has
been fruitful of good and has gained
him the esteem of his church and com
munity. The church and gallery were
crowded; no greater testimony was need.
ed to the retiring pastors efficiency than
the presence and close attention of sc
great-a congregation"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22
Farm at Private SaIeI

A S l EXPECT TO REMOVE TO THE WEST. L
n viii sell at private sale my farm, known as the
Morristown and miles south of Flushing on the
state road, containing SO acres. The farm is in .
good state of cultivation, plenty of water well
about 40 apple, 35 pear. 20 peach, and IS ounce
trees, varieties of grapes, and an abundance of
small fruit The residence is nearly new frame Of
wagon shed, granary, sheep house. ETC.. all new 1t
is In an excellent neighborhood convenient to
short distance from both the National road and
Flushing pike.
TERNs-Easy. For further particulars apply to
Flushing, Ohio. 5l6-d
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22

AMOS RITNER, the furnaceman at the
Wheeling Creek coal works. west of
Bridgeport, was found dead in the mine
on Monday. About 3 o'clock the bank
boss noticing that the air was getting
foul went to the furnace to see if any,
thing was wrong with it, and found the
deceased as described. 1t is probable
that death ensued from heart trouble.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22

A COLLISION occurred on the Lake
Erie division of the B. & O. on Wednes-
day evening of last week between an Off
GERS train and freight. Superintendent
R. T. Devries, was among the officers on
board but was not injured. Travelling
Auditor J. B. Allen and Chas. Tony. a
porter, were seriously hurt. A small boy
signalled the freight causing it to check
its speed, else the damage would have
been much greater.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarkable
recovery of MIR J E Corley, who was so
helpless be could not turn in bed, or raise his
head; everybody said he was dying of con-
sumption; trial bottle of DR. Kings New
Discovery was sent him; finding relief, he
bought large bottle and box of DR. Kings
New Life Pills; by the time he had taken two
boxes of pills and two bottles of the discovery,
he was well and had gained in flesh thiriy-six
pounds. Trial bottles of this Great Discovery
for consumption free at Patterson & Sons.